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Meteor.js SmartPackage to publish associated collections at once.
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What does reverse option do? #10

Closed arunoda closed 10 years ago

arunoda commented 11 years ago

What is expected behaviour of the reverse option?

jonjamz commented 11 years ago

It has to do with where the foreign key is (the key property in mappings). For example, if b is the collection in mappings, and a is the collection first defined in publishWithRelations:

a._id <- b.foreignKey is reverse a.foreignKey -> b._id is not reverse

Note: this package currently has some bugs that make it generally unusable in production. As an alternative, try storing the required data from one subscription in a reactive data type on the client side, such as a Session variable, and using Deps.autorun to re-run dependent subscriptions as that data changes.

arunoda commented 11 years ago

Okay. I got it. Since this is not production ready i must not use this.

I will do a custom pubsub for this.

Thanks for the answering on this.

On Monday, July 8, 2013, Jonathan James wrote:

It has to do with how you map a foreign key (the key property in mappings) to an _id. For example:

a._id <- b.foreignKey is reverse a.foreignKey -> b._id is not reverse

Note: this package currently has some bugs that make it generally unusable in production. As an alternative, try storing the required data from one subscription in a reactive data type on the client side, such as a Session variable, and using Deps.autorun to re-run dependent subscriptions as that data changes.

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